School Day wants every student to have a voice and to be equally heard. School Day asks students questions about their well-being using emojis suitable for all age groups. School Day highlights what’s going well in schools and classrooms and provides solutions to the most pressing issues. When students feel good, they learn better.
We want every student to be noticed and to have the chance to be just who they are. The diversity of students is an endless source of richness that should be supported by enabling students of all abilities, genders, races, ethnicities, religions, and backgrounds to live out their dreams.
Everyone has the right to define themselves, no one has to be reduced to a stereotype. We aim to accelerate the integration of students with disabilities in schools. Our service creates a safe and anonymous space where students can reflect their moods. This helps them open up about their feelings and needs when they feel ready, without pressure from outside.
Different needs require different levels of attention. With School Day the teacher will receive reliable data on their class as a whole. This way they know better what kind of pedagogies would benefit just their students. Principals can easily spot recurring problems or the need for extra attendance in certain areas.
Different needs require different levels of attention. With School Day the teacher will receive reliable data on their class as a whole. This way they know better what kind of pedagogies would benefit just their students. Principals can easily spot recurring problems or the need for extra attendance in certain areas.
When students answer the same questions, teachers have equal data on everyone in the class. This way they can offer insightful information to families about their children's well-being at school and show that they care. The active flow of information between homes and schools makes it easier to communicate individual needs and preferences.
The immersive reader on Teams is a great example of making our service more accessible for people with limited vision and reading disabilities. You can find the immersive reader in the upper right corner of the question cards.
The immersive reader on Teams is a great example of making our service more accessible for people with limited vision and hearing disabilities. You can find the immersive reader in the upper right corner of the question cards.
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